How to get new sensitivity

by Casillas • 6 Oct 2011, 17:21 • Journals
old dpi / new dpi * sensitivity = New sensitivity







Does it work like this?
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rEZHnI 6 Oct 2011, 18:23
/sensitivity "xx"
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_Karrde 6 Oct 2011, 18:23
You fucking open console, type /sensitivity and a different number.
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m1Ke_ 6 Oct 2011, 18:25
yes this work
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promen 6 Oct 2011, 18:25
( new dpi * old sens ) / old dpi = new sens
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999Jorge 6 Oct 2011, 18:37
old dpi = 4000
new dpi = 400
sensitivity = 0

4000/400*0=Error
Solution: \quit
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Vanhaomena 6 Oct 2011, 20:08
What error? The solution is 0. Put "new dpi" to 0 and you'll get some imaginary numbers and- image: divide-by-zero-blog-safe
Fuck
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kNEJII 6 Oct 2011, 18:41
JUST PICK THA OLD SENS

PROFIT?
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IceQ 6 Oct 2011, 18:41
ya that's it
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Hellgast 6 Oct 2011, 19:02
It works like this: Get a sens and stick with it.
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Casillas 6 Oct 2011, 19:23
but if u change ur mouse and it doesnt support ur old dpi we got a dilemma!
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Hellgast 6 Oct 2011, 21:43
No you take a new sens and stick with that one. 2 weeks difficulty tops. Than your aim is back to normal.
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FLEXdaSLUT 6 Oct 2011, 19:03
i work with very low sens..:D
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ecklav 6 Oct 2011, 19:14
http://www.users.on.net/~frankros/DPI-calc.php

just use this
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metsuri 6 Oct 2011, 19:45
where I can find out my dpi If I got some regular shit mouse. like fujitsu siemens standart
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ecklav 6 Oct 2011, 19:50
google the exact name or someth, don't know :)
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zeddd 6 Oct 2011, 19:16
yes, the sens*dpi relation stays the same
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revee 6 Oct 2011, 19:36
god damn it..
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s1LENT 6 Oct 2011, 20:31
old dpi : 2000
new dpi: 2070

old sens: 4.4
new sens: 2.2


deal with it
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